Parador de Pontevedra

Name: Parador de Pontevedra
Address: Barón 19, Pontevedra, Galicia, 36002, Spain
Telephone: +34986855800

★★★★·Pontevedra·8.3

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Overview

Located in the historic heart of Pontevedra, the 16th-century Parador de Pontevedra palace features elegant, classically decorated rooms with antique-style decor and rich fabrics. The hotel boasts a robust stone exterior, landscaped gardens, and a sun terrace. Guests can enjoy regional cuisine at the on-site restaurant, relax in the lounge areas, and access free wireless internet.

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Amenities

Food & Drink

Outdoors

Activities

Tours & rentals

Business & Events

Business centre
Meeting/banquet facilities
Fax/photocopying

Reception

24-hour front desk
Luggage storage

Services

Housekeeping on request
Laundry service
Wake-up service

Connectivity

Internet available

Room Climate

Air conditioning
Heating

Room Features

Room comfort features

Accessibility

Accessibility features
Lift / elevator

Safety & Security

Safety & security features
Hand sanitizer available

Policies

Property policies

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Location and surroundings

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Reviews

8.3

How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.

“Great accommodation, wonderful staff, amazing location, definitely go back!”

Loved the Parador!

Tina2 weeks ago

It ended up being a last‑minute fix because everything was booked out. The room was large and nice, but there was no balcony and it was very noisy. For 200 €/night, I would have expected more service from a single person. Breakfast would have cost an extra 20 €. The room was noisy, the window faced the garden where guests were playing cards… not a big deal, but as a tired pilgrim I want to sleep well for 199 €/night.

Ehrentreich2 weeks ago

A beautifully restored historic building with very comfortable rooms. The bathrooms were especially nice (soaking in a tub after a long day on the Camino was amazing).

Taiclet2 weeks ago

“not worth the money - Just visit for a drink”

I was intrigued by the historic building, but honestly the best thing to do was just stop by the bar for a drink. The room was right above the reception, so every check‑in and check‑out chatter was loud enough to disturb me; it was a lot noisier than I expected. The cost felt steep for what I got, and breakfast wasn’t included in the room rate, so I had to pay extra. The breakfast I paid for turned out to be one of the worst I’ve ever had at a hotel: stale cheese and ham, a few citrus fruits and yoghurts, and hot dishes that were only available on order. When I ordered scrambled eggs, they tasted like dried eggs that had sat overnight, so I had to send them back.

Junia3 weeks ago

“Muy céntrico”

The room’s furniture clearly needs an update – the sofa upholstery and other items look worn out.

Isabel3 weeks ago